Global Medical Education and Research Foundation Advanced PG Diploma Courses in Healthcare Technology

Global Medical Education and Research Foundation aims at providing and supporting Education, training and research activities in pursuit of bridging the critical shortage of skilled human resources in Healthcare and Pharmaceutical emphasizing the multidisciplinary approach in solving the challenges involved in combating the human suffering.
Press Release - Sep 16, 2015

Hyderabad, India, September 16, 2015 (Newswire.com) - Global Medical Education & Research Foundation in association with Global Hospitals for the benefit of science graduates announces the launch of a 2-year advanced PG Diploma Courses in Healthcare Technology to train them for employment in healthcare sector.

“The courses that would be offered include Dialysis Technology, Physician Assistant, Clinical Nutrition & Dietetics for the benefit of graduates in life sciences, nursing and pharmacy, with a view to train them for employment in the healthcare sector,” Dr. K. S. Ratnakar, Chairman, Global Medical Education and Research Foundation stated.

The last date for receipt of completed applications is October 10th, 2015. Selection will be based on merit in qualifying examination and interview.

Only 6 students will be admitted per batch in each discipline as the course involves intense clinical training. For information visit www. gmerf.com

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